It's 1997, and nineteen-year-old Daphne Anderson is back home for the summer, fresh from her first year at the Manchester School of Art, armed with unfinished canvases, fake nails, and a deep, undying hatred for one Liam bloody Gallagher. He's her older brother's best mate. He's been crashing at her family home since they were kids. And he's made it his full-time job to get under her skin. Cocky, foul-mouthed, and infuriatingly fit, Liam is everything Daphne can't stand-especially now that he's sharing a roof with her again. A slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers love story full of late-night arguments, house parties, stolen glances, and the kind of desire that only comes from growing up side by side-and wanting what you were never meant to have.

(The 10th part- Michael/Mia moments in Michael's POV! Continue reading1 :P) We all know how Mia Thermopolis thought, after reading 10 diaries of her high school life. We know how she was, how she had issues, how she was a freakoutholic, how she had the perfect boyfriend, how she lost him, and how she got him back again. We know Mia almost as well as we know ourselves. We swooned with joy when we read the final part. But what about Michael? What were Michael's thoughts when he met Mia after Japan? What did he think when he was away? What did he plan to get her back? This story is about that. How Michael saw his getting back with Mia. And how they fell in love all over again. NOTE- All characters are owned by Meg Cabot. This is just Michael writing/talking about his feelings. And this is solely of the 10th part. Ten Out Of Ten. That's it. Hope you'll enjoy it :) 2nd Note: This is officially completed (the 10th part Michael POV). However, I will add certain Michael/Mia parts of the previous books in his POV if you want. Please comment it in the story itself. Thank you for Reading, hope you enjoy!

In the near future, an impending third world war leaves two influential women in an unlikely friendship. They must rely on one another to get through the tumultuous situation while in the public's eye. (Read the sequel, Allies: Home Front)